10 Best Kitchen Cabinet Organisers UK 2024 | IKEA and More

While it was a bit of a toss-up between our No. 2 pick and this, we went with the Addis Under Sink Storage as our No.1. It is simply just the perfect solution to the annoying piping underneath your kitchen sink which always seems to get in the way.

Extremely easy to assemble and clean, you can customise the shelving to fit any layout inside the cupboard under your sink. It's amazing how easy it is to turn that messy space chocked full of assorted cleaning supplies into a neat and tidy spot where you can see everything at a glance.  

While this is one of the larger items on our list, we feel that this pot rack is also one of the best designed, achieving the perfect blend of accessibility and organisation. If you have larger cabinets, this is perfect, but it also sits nicely on any kitchen counter.

It is extremely customisable, which makes it suitable for almost any kitchen. Whether you want to place multiple pots on either side, push it flush against a wall and hook utensils over the edge, or even rest it down horizontally, you'll easily be able to find a home for it.

Who doesn't love IKEA? They seem to have an intelligent solution to everything, and these small shelves are no exception. Whether you want to use them individually or screw onto the top of the larger models to create a staggered, stair-like effect, these are suitable for anything that can fit atop.

Many shelves are made of wire or mesh, while these are solid metal, save for a few holes as a design choice. This is an incredibly sturdy option for any cabinet or work surface. It works even better combined with the larger model for multilayered shelving, so consider adding both to your shopping basket! 

Unlike their similar storage shelf, this Simplywire plate rack doesn't suffer from any bowing in the middle and is quite sturdy for what are essentially wired shelves. It neatly fits into the corner of all but the smallest cupboards but could also sit quite nicely on a work surface.

This rack also represents excellent value at under £11 and will help you avoid chipping any plates and bowls when trying to slide that certain piece of crockery you need from the middle of the pile. Well worth the investment, in our opinion!

This turntable is a little different to the previous one on our list - it is quite a bit deeper and includes walled-off compartments meaning that it's incredibly useful when storing taller bottles of drinks and oils, as well as regular cans and jars.

While they're less likely to topple over when spinning, it probably bodes well to keep in mind that fitting multiple bottles and jars together in each compartment may be tricky due to its size.

We love these little hooks! They're a wonderfully intelligent design that really makes use of often forgotten space underneath shelving and kitchen cupboards. They simply slip over the shelf and hang there surprisingly securely.

There are. however, a couple of things worth mentioning that stop it from being higher up on our list. The first is that it's only suitable for mugs. You may be able to hang a couple of small pans, but we wouldn't recommend it. Also, the way it attaches to the shelf means you'll have to be careful not to slide it off when taking things from above.

This rack from Simplywire is the perfect size for some of those larger kitchen items that are difficult to find space for. Stacking up pans, chopping boards, and baking trays in a cupboard may keep them out of sight, but you always end up needing that one right at the bottom of the pile.

Placing those items on this rack means that they're always to hand when needed, but it's hard to say whether it actually saves you much cupboard space. If you're looking for accessibility, you can't do much better, but there may be better options if you're after more space. 

These containers are usefully divided into four sections, making them an excellent choice for any loose packets or tea bags -  this is a much better solution than leaving little sachets haphazardly piled around! The compartments are also the perfect size to hold little jars of herbs and spices.

While you get four in a pack, you'll want to make sure they'll fit if you're thinking of placing them in a drawer as, at nearly £40, they're the most expensive storage solution on our list. A single option is available for around £10, though, which is very handy for the fridge.

Turntables are one of the best ways to maximise your space. This offering from iDesign is a cheap and effective solution for organising all those little jars of herbs and spices while keeping them easily accessible.

Whilst this product is perfect for smaller jars, you'll want to avoid using it for any taller bottles. The lack of compartmentalising walls means that if you're too vigorous when rotating it, all your bottles might end up tipping over.

If you're looking for a cheap, easy solution to add a bit of extra space to a cupboard or cabinet, then this Simplywire shelf is a great starting point. It's perfect for any jars and cans you may want to stack while leaving ample space underneath for other items.

While cheap, this isn't the most aesthetically pleasing product, and you'll want to avoid putting anything too heavy on top to minimise it sagging in the middle. The gaps between the wires also might make items wobble, meaning you'll have to balance things accordingly.